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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-07
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Miss Ida Oliver, OF the Island, is at
Bel!aiie on visit. .%s sd
Messrs. R. B. Watt and Charley Watt,
OF Barnesville, were In this city yesterday.
Miss Kate Steen, Of this city, has boon
visitIns friends ct Anderson, in Brooke
county. ...,..,..'....'
Mr.. Theodore NJ. Baker, OF thu tin plate
firm OF Merchant & Co, Of England, 10
registered at the Stamm. ...s.-,,
Nj. John W. Crooks, formerly connected
with the Register here, now on the St..
Paul. Globe, waa registered at the Mcclure
House yesterday.
Ex.SheriG Sedgsick, OF Belmont county,
has purchs4ed a farm four mileg sast OF
St. Clairsyille, near the pike, and will en-
gage in the dairy business. 4,
VIII Csssell has isaued Invitations to his
friends ior Wednesday evening, January
IL, to attend full dress reception at his
home, No. 16 Fourteenth streot. -
Among OF tho late arrivals at the stanm
House last evening were tho following
prominent perso1a: Messrs. 3. F. Beatty,
T. P. Watts and L. 9. Rogera, Philade!-
pkia; L. D. Clements, New York, ind E.
z. Mendenhall, Cincinnati.
Major George d. Andfews, OF New
York, is again in the city, aud eau be
found with choice coter;e OF friends
about tho fire place in tia S.amm House
office exchanging jokes and stories. He
is IS jolly as sver and weighs just as much.
Colonel Frauk, Atkew, OF Kansas City,
is in Bridgeport to take his mother, Mrs.
Issac AskeT, 10 her home. Mira. Askew
was severely inja.ca by fall several
months ago, and has been an invalid at
tho residence Of Hon. Ross J. AlessEder
ever since.
Hon. ]. Marsh Hesan, OF Morgantown,
the Delegate from Monongalia county,
arrived III the city last evening and regis
tered at the Mcclure. In 81! probability
Mr.. Haggn will be ORC OF the leading Re-
publicano in tho new Legislature, iuss IS
he has always been in the councils OF his
party. He ia accompanied here by Pro.
feeaor l. g. White, OF the University, the
celebrated scientist and seo!opist.
State Senator N. B Scott, president OF
the Central Glass Company, accompanied
by Mrs. Scott, was in Pittsburgh Wcdnes.
day evening. They were quests a. the
banquet given by the flint and lime glass
manIfacture,a OF that city, at tho Mcnon-
gahelG House, to eastern and western
members Of the American Association.
It wss very elaborate affair, supefb|y
served. Mra. Scott was voted n basket Of
choice roses that formed 6 part Of the
table decoration. which she brought home
with her Yesterday. sEtg.}. ~
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SERIOUS CUTTING ARRAY
In Rltehie County, last Tuesday Night,
9lJt Probably Fatal Results. N'

HiJs Probably Fatal Results. l9f
Last Tuesday afternoon cowardly and
fatal stabbing ARRAY took place at Jackson
school house, about Ave miles from Cairo,
Richie county, In which James McGhee
stabbed the teacher OF the school, young
man named sitas N. HoG. II IA said that
there had been bad feeling between the
two men for some time past. McGhee,
who 10 eighteen years old and quite wild,
has been In tho habit Of going into the
school ut recess time, playing with tho
boys and hugglng and kissing the
girls by force. Holt forbade him
to DO 90 any more, and McGhee threat.
ened to kill him for 1t. On Monday night
McGhee WAS very drunk and 1t is sup
posed that no was also drunk Tuesday
when he went 10 the school house and
called Hof to the door. They talked q
few minutes and McGhee asked him II be
had said certain thing about him. Hot'
said that he had not and started to 70
back into the house. Just as Holt turned
McGhee drew q knife and stabbed Holt
In tho loft side near the heart, 80 serious.
ly that ho was unable to get into the house
without the assistance Of the pupils. Nc.
Ghee then skipped the country, going
towards tho Ohio river. It 1t reported
that Holr has since died. He was an OK
cellent young man well liked. MeGhee
ia about six feet tall, has blue eyes and a
smooth face. 500 s.-als n - III. ,I1.0.7
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Tho Only Way to Conquer. ID. Dy.p,pn,,on.

=. :, :, ''''f""' LDV'FoVhH'' 2
1t 10 perfectly prcposte'ous to introduce rcpsir
ana other artificial solvents iuto the stomach, in
the expectation that they will assist digestion BY
acting on the food iselt They VIII not. Nor is /,
possible thus 70 overcome dyspepsia The only
way to conquer that disorder, and pseyen, The
numerous diseases and liabilities which i. assu,.
edly proyokes lis to renew the activity Of gastric
action rs strengthening tho stomach. Ho,tctter'.
stomach Ritters eradlcatcs tho most iuyetera II
forms o. lndigestiou b. restoring Vitality 10 ths
70 them. The liver, the bowels, the kidncys ana
the nerves no les than tho stomach, experience
tho tnvigorating ca' cts OF that q a,lda,d tonic
which po,sesses elteratye propo.t!cs that greatly
manencc ~ ~ ~ eeenea ,nilusnce and give per-
Wi8a noREeSA Lss ? n ,E1g '9'N'-1 Aos os4'SA'
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Tho expatrlated West Virginisn on tho
z Pittsburgh Leader gets OF tho following
in last evenings issue: {
A West Virginia girl, whose name tie
police refuse to diyulge, was yesterday
evening taken from Second avenue re-
sort and returned to her frienis. She
had been kept captive by tho proprietress
on account Of q debt Of SIC. The girl is
said to understand Latin, Greek, Hebrew,
and to speak them all with a&We,zsl
county accent that would enchant tho
Oldest bark speeler. These languages are
.veryuseiul In Yves. Virginia, and the girl
was sent home last night by special train.
This girl is also gu authoress Of some dis.
tinction, having written o work on ;"West
Virginia Estimates OF Four Pushes" Tho
discovery, capture and return was . great
piece OF detective work. 3t'Es $500 l7f n
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Stage OF tho Water and Movements OF tho
Boats. 49, IL
The lcvee prcsents very deserted up.
pearance. The ice in the river prevents
the boata IRON running and ID conso-
quence the place is deserted. I5. :5,s
r The river is falling slowly at this point
still. Last evening the marks indicated. a
depth Of but Z feet 8 inches. The ice is
etill running quite heavy. at Pittsburgh
the depth Is reported at 3 iees incheo
and falling. 7sl.9:3 i5ssF l5glfI4
The following named tow aud packet
boats have been hsrnored in the mouth Of
the Big Kanawha, a safe and reliable
port, during the run OF heavy ice: Dick
Fultou, Daniel kaine, Sam Bro wn, Joseph
Nixon, Louis A. Shirley, Telegraph, Percy
kelsey, Alex Swift, Joseph Stone, Buck
eye Boy, Katie Timonda and Annie L. M
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improvements Dowu The River

Parkersburg is pluming herself over the
fact that there Is possibility OF her get
ting the FREQ carrier System in connection
With her other postal facilities, under the
provisions Of q recently passed bill ,thst
has just been signed by the President. A
Department Inspector Is "a: visit the town
for the purpose OF ascertainihs whether
she has numbered streets, pavemsnts, ETC.
The Ohio River Railroad Company will
build an incline at Mason City, and will
have q transfer barge which will hold
three freight yca,s,t for REORGANIZATION
Of the salt companies en- the Ohio side OF
the river. 81 3. Y. 49, 4 Is.
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THERE was another whitewuah In police
cont yesterday morring-nos q case.
TuE forge department ut the Bsawood
mill has stocked up on coat aad goua to
,.,u,L on,t,,
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A Clear Complexion,

How can you expect clear complexion
when. the blood is full Of impurities and
the stomach clogged The blood becomes
impure because the liver does not act
properly and work Of The poison from the
syatem, and the certain results are bloches,
pimples and eruptions. Purify the blood
with simmou'a Liver Regulator, and regu-
late the liver, stomach and bowels, and
then the skin will become clear, Mwraw
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Dave D. johnson, Of Petersburg, chair.
man Of tho State Prohibition Executive
Committee, has issued u call Tor a confer.
erce OF Prohihisionisis OF this State to DO
held in that place at tho Office Of tho Free
maa on the nth inst. The purpose is to
arrange for putting forth all endeavors 10
secure liberalization Of theamendmentt TO
the Constitution providing for prohibition.
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Educational Mestip.,'s To. tlny.

The Wheeling Teachers' Association
will meet at Clay school to-day. Papers
will be read by Prof. J. NJ. Hammond, Of
Union school, and Miss Edda Bingell, Of
Centre school, A meeting OF principals
will also DO hold in the forenoon. In the
evening the monthly conference OF SUI per.
intendents will be held at the Board Of
Education rooms in tho Public Library
huiidttc. ,..rss s,.ss 81 + II. ~, g.lit :
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"iou out today, my friend, in, this cold
wind :? ~ thought you were sick in bed
with q cold" He said nothing but smiled
q jolly smile and led me to the apothe.
cary's shop, and pointed to a big adver-
tisement Of Dr.. En!l's Cough Syrup, said !:
Thereby hangs the tale; that tells the
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HuNklAn,a Arnlnn lnlra

Tho best salve in the world for cuts,
brulsss, uorea, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chspped hands, chilblains,
coT4s, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, OF no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price Is cents per
boz. For sale By Logan L ca. = 4 II. !.
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baltimore nIarkot.

BALTIMORE, Jan; 6-WAeat western lower. clos.
iR 9e anat 10 winter red spot sa9le: January
May 96&aosSe Coin, Western eas,er a y,ai dTfi
mixed spot t535<ai53Gc; January 4slSsaSTc: Feb.
I Iany iSsaiec; 4Aren 471Gc asked steamer isa
s1asE, oan ntm! western white s7a39c; do mixed
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ThtClinq, Jan, ), lSS7

Wheeling, Jan. 5, 1857. zoos '-5l5 a7Il7ta
The INrELLIGESCER Ia informed that
the money paid in on the assessment, less
certsin expenses on account OF the COM
pany, ia in the hands Of the Treasurer;
and that tho local company is awaiting
the outcome Of certain telephone litiva.
ton in the United States Courts.1 "a -,
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observation-disclosures,

Ths following shows the range of the
Thermometer as obaerved at Schnep!'s drug
store, Opera House corner, Monday:
Z a. NJ, 2s0;; IL NJ, SEE; 3r.M., $50; 7p.
NJ, $40. Weather-Cloudy. y.r 8,
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WE have introduced a new system Of
selllEs Watches on the insinllment p]nn
whereby You can secure n watch ut once
on easy payments. tali and Investigate.
JACOB ". GRUBD, Jewejer, E&
Cor. Twelfth and Market Sta,
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y PEOPLES BUILDING ASSOCIATION will
receiving dues at Cochran 4
shrevo's Office, Saturday, January 5, at 1
o'clock r. ". Those desiring to subscribe
for stock can do so at that tina.
JAMES A. DICKSON, Secretary.
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LOCAL pnEvITIEs.
Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
the CITY. ". "t..HE u.

=. " .f- .H.. H..E ~.
- she CITY.
THERE was anolhnr WhlleWnah III pV'1ee
cont yesterday mofhihs--hot case ;.
TME forge department ut The bsAwoou
mill has stocked up on coal and goua to
work again. a0f1
Tuy Belmont factory "a idle, out OF
s.eel, md will probably not resume work
for some little time. &,}S ata
ONE marriage license was Issued and
one deed OF trust admitted 10 record by
CLERK Hook Yesterday. ~ .,1-.
~, y,on,,,, ,r,r,ar soc;atr uilJ diva
au,nnaa,ic entertainment and danco al
thsj, hall az We1npsdsv, the ION inst.
Inv Wusoy Who bas hssn emnloycd
an hanr hoss a, mo WbsaIinv Creek
m;nes left Yesterday TO ACCEPT a more
iucrat iva nosItion in Nav Msxiro. :
'0n nov ~ r -. y, 1I.,.., e.,,,o
lib Flist heHi.nHns o. un,,eu o.aiIs
Ve!eiah hh'gsiss WI, ESe ~ r n,ss pa t,aIl
uia .n mro ""1 An an;nvabic time and n
n,n " ' attnna.,ca ara siyssdv aspnrel
s'vu "'' ,..,, w." -, .~s.'ia.,, :,
MlLLlAM 'ol,SSos, poy e,.ipioyTu Nv
tue beltnohI mn, "nS pau.y s,osnsa ses,
teiuay py Dolby sausu' oss" . NJ ~ r s;,,
Oh tuey swung Arouhu " curve. ~ WIN
'ec''er. Ha, algu
ALL the difficulties about wages at the
Riverside steel plant have been ami
cAbly settled and work Will be resumed TO-
day II the repairs IN progress are sulll:i,
entity advanced. Other%ise the start VIII
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FALL anu winter stock Just received
4 lUli line OF Snitings, Uycrcoa,ings
and rantalo0uinss. Also u full line Vi
our celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
Suitlnys u Specially. H5i.,
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&Died OF Ills Injuries.

Frank Snodsrass, the bridge carpenter
on tho Ohio River railroad, who, while at
work ca trestle two; mica above BareE-
vile, Tuesday morning. iellto tho ground
eighteen feet below and fractured HID
skull, waa taken TO Barcsyills, where he
died last evening. - 91aI9TNSi' Il :. M
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We will. during this month only, make
general reduction IN our catiro stock Of
boots, shoes and rnbbers. 1t will pay
those needing footwear to examine goods
and prices. ]. W..AMlcK,
-II43 Main street. Z
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The Overland Telephone Company.

The Overland Telephone Company.
To he Editor Of The InttlIi1encer. gti. ~
sIR:-DCring the montha Of November
and December, 1854. the incorporsto,s OF
the Overland Telephone 4 Telegraph Con,,
pany collected 10 percent on I tho stock
subscribed. Sipce that time nothing has
been heard az regardn the disposition o!
the amount collected II the Overland
Company, was abandoned why-was rot
the money refunded to the Subscribers?
Ht Itst 10 81 ~ $50! N.Y. EuusrR,prR
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INDICATIONS,

WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan 7.-For West
Virginia and Western Pennsylvania,
colder westerly winds. light snow, followed
bv fair weather. ~ -r'-s2-- s7sEIFs s,t-
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LsT y, Ladies' 2'.f 81 - tS.. 4
Come and see the wonderful bargains we
now offer in fine Kid Pebble Goat Button
Boots; elegant goods, perfect fitting, latest
styles, all sizes and every width. SEQ our
stock Of Holiday Slippers for gentlemen.
81. '!isFi- L,V, BLOND. +
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Second lot Of Scotch woof underwear
Just received. For comfort there Is
nothing better. They are warranted
not u shrink. Z. HESS 4 SON.
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THE Standard Rotary Shuttle ia the
lichtest running sewing machine ever
offered to the public; see advertisement
Of Edward L. Rose & 20. " -. N
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General reduction in our large stock oil
boots, hhoes and rubbers during this
month. % j. W.'AMIcn, ~
a.ss 80 1l43 Main street. /
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No MERCHANT or professional man can
afford to be without a Csligraph type
writer. 1T save time and health. S An ex.
elimination is solicited at our salearoom,
No. 55 Twelfth street. WI l55,''!l.7--''
~ ,lt'tt;ES y EDWARD L. Rose & Co.
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( GlEsoSsana DAuonER7Y's Rye " hiskies
9 specially at Wsrne. 4 Hcarne's Senate
Saloon, 80 n ~ ~ RI q m A.
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REMNANTS Of Brussels aud Powered
Cafpets at very low prices. z ar.5i3 4.
STONE l. THOMAS. 4.
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Will find this splendid opportunity to
buy fine Calf Shoes. We have now the
largest and finest stock Of fine Calf Cor
dovan. Dongols, KANGAROO and English
Porpoise shoes in the city. =.
~ r5z Il itls.5T Pill n ,r5}Jy TrXy. D,
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THROUGH TIE aTATH.
Accidents and Incidents In West yire,nl,
...s XII -. y

Accidents and Incidents In West virginia
md vicinity. s-t
4 lasn In Vpstpr county caught thir.
teen wild turkeys in pen at onsTime.
Marietta narrowly escaped losing her
City Hall by. fire, owing to defective
tue. About thirty square fest Of flooring
was destroyed. +. 70 ~ g.
West Union has been flooded with
counterfeit fve-dollaH bills, fifty cent and
I've cent pieces. Toe fifty cent pieces are
dated 1852, and several Of them have
been taken in Clarksburg. sI
The dwelling house Of Mr. P. +. Bart
lett, near Astor, Barbour county, vas de.
Stroyed by 1re. It was supposed to be
the work Of an incendiary. The house
was not occupied at the time.
Richie county is organizing Fair AS
ISOLATION and stock is now being sub-
scrihed, About $1,000 stock has aisesdy
heep Yaised, and II 10 tho Intention 10
give the frat fair next September. The
grounds will bs about mile below Penus.
hoIo. 49,. "a. y. By;,., 5..4 tt5g. J.
A correspondent Of thu Parkersburg
State Journal writes as follows: There ia
considerable interest at present in the d.
rection Of the Eureka. ". Va, oil field.
There are q number Of wells drilling, and
the one being, drilled by Fred Rose, ESQ.,,
Of Parkers6qrg, is about down and will
prove quite pointer unless it is made
myetery. All the oil operators working
in that field think ere long that quite an
extensive field Of business will be done At
that place. ':t,; @,1ee"
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SKATING aud Dancing Carnival at the
ALEXANDRIA Saturday night. .ii5,.
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: GlnsolSsand DAuGaRRrY's Rye Whiskies
9 speciality nt Warner & Hsarne's Sepste
Saloon. .tS =i!'4 - SF u ssS.+i i';,t5g ID
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GlnsoN'sand DAuanERry'aR Rye Whiakies
anpeciality at Warner 4 Hearne's Senate
Saloon. u = 81 Z. VI. ~,
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49l tnpl CHHCKa In 6 hour. Cures IN 4 ,,nys
= StMCEf Eleventh ST.. phIla,. Ps..nnd At IL.
VAL MILF ian A Cas- fWheclIn1 ''-N'' - 49,
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LOWEST price on carpets at a:,a5j,.s VI 4
n; 800 49, - STONE & THoMAs'.S
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SKATING and Dancing Carnival at the
Saturday night. .st5F,N,, '}ti
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SKATING. and Dancing Carnival lat the
ALEXANDRA Saturday night. .slfA5 lie;za n !
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Jusr RECEIVED another lot OF those
Blankets at 81 371 per pair, cheap at ST rs,
FL IL. K. = a. 2, STONE & THOMAS.
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I The grestestcure on earth for pain"
Salvation OIL; slug the refrain. I!faEIi q,
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~ az WEAK, UNDERGRADUATES
C!the body enlarged md strsng tlensd. Pull paftlcu
ian sent aohled free. ERIE MED CO. VIfFFifnNY
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THE worse cage Of rheumatism yields to
the magical influence Of St. Jacobs Oil.
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Ladies'

CAnpETs, Rugs and 0il-closhs at AZ 4 FL Z;
E, ~ 1853 .r.7y STONE 4 THOMAS,
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Y PEAsE TOWNSHIP tax books at r, T.
Howell's office, Bridgeport. Il,
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CLoAxs st cost. STONE & THOMAS: <
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RIVER NEWS,

SAVE money by buying Carpets at ~
4 1..Hl STONE 4 THOMAS
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Stage of tho Water and movements OF tho
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Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folk
. KS b.. rrE AbrOnll. Ir.ra HF'..
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ALL the difficulties about wages at the
Riverside stael plant have been anil
cably settled and work will be resumed to.
day II the repairs In progress are sulIi:i.
ehtly advanced. Otherwise the start will
1 L Il. 4 L. L u z
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TIE OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

TEs Time Table Tor Through Trains to
.zrg CnnrlestlE, - s.fa5W
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MAGNISG,S HEALTH.

Mnnton Marble Says thnt the Reports
About Him nre Exaggerated 4 10
WAenlSaToN, D. O., Feb. G.-Mr. Man.
ton Marble, who has been a guest Of Sec
retary Manning for several days, returned
to New York last evening, Just before
leaving no said with reference to certain
published reports concerning Mr.. Man.
nln2s condition: u perceive absolutely
no impairment OF his mental faculties and
as 70 his physical condition, while, Of
course, he cannot now work US many hours
a day as he did last year, to my personal
knowledge his progress toward sound
health has been continuous and uniuter-
rupted since last summer and has been
more rapid snce bis return to the Trea-
aury Department last October, although
his Office is by far the most exactinp and
laborious in the Federal Government.
The atoreu that he is unable to sign his
own nGmo are entirely unfounded, He
signs his name to warrants, checks and
other papers daily. ,!a,2[ - ~
One OF the last letters written by Gov
ernor Tilden, which received in Europe.
later than the news OF his death. informad
mo that he should advise Mr., Manning
(who was then visiting Greystone) to re.
Sign as soon as he had finished his state.
ment Of the federal finances and a plan
necessary Tor currency and taxation re-
iorm. Its execution could be LETT to the
President and Congress. His own first
duty would then DO to re-establish his
health: | do not doubt thst the President
has reluctantly yielded to tho Bamo con.